⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You can get up after the fall.
Jack is a broody broken man dealing with not only the horror of war, but the loss of his wife for which he blames himself. His coping mechanisms involve keeping himself apart from others and avoiding change in the farm he owns with his siblings. When Margot is his hired by the family to do PR work that means change is coming and the battle begins. Margot the socialite from the city is surprised to find just what she needs in her stay in the country. Moving on from loss is difficult, but Margot teaches Jack that you can get up after the fall. Don’t ask me why series gets its name from this the second book.
